Further, it analyzes and draws inferences from this specific work that may have broad applicability for the management, operationalization, and evaluation of other large-scale research endeavors.
In this context, entomologic surveillance is a fundamental instrument for the evaluation and operationalization of the control program indicators for this arbovirus [ 12].
However, in cognitive evaluation theory itself, operationalization of crowding out using behavioral measures takes precedence over measures of task enjoyment.
Such re-grouping however, may not have any sound conceptual basis, in which case, its operationalization might completely alter the evaluation question of interest.
Components, operationalization and methods of the process evaluation are summarized in Table 2.> The economic evaluation will be performed from a societal perspective, which implies that all relevant medical and non-medical costs and effects are taken into account [ 25].
In Table 1 the data for the two intervention components is grouped according to the covered process evaluation concepts and the operationalization of the concepts are specified.> -wrap-foot> fruitruit and vegetables.
In interpreting the evidence for an undermining effect of rewards on health-related behaviors, we will rely both on the definition and operationalization used in the psychological cognitive evaluation theory and in the economic motivation crowding out literature.
Further assessment will assist in strengthening guidelines and tools for operationalization within the health care worker training and evaluation setting.
The disagreement surrounding the definition of disability and inconsistencies in its operationalization yields a limited basis for comparative research and evaluation in this field [ 18] which makes monitoring the implementation of the CRPD practically difficult.
An explanation for this phenomenon may be associated with the available economic evaluation guidelines and, even more important, the related operationalization of the QALY.
